donald trump does love bosses. and to listen to him, it sounds like the more people the boss kills in russia or north korea, the more the boss impresses donald trump. donald trump has no idea what to do. and so he tweets. the press corps that was so convinced that donald trump had become presidential on tuesday night because he spent an hour sluggishly and oh so obviously reading a teleprompter filled with words that were not his own, that same press corps, that so embarrassingly fell for that performance tuesday night, was shocked. i mean, just shocked that donald trump woke up saturday morning and started tweeting sheer madness. didn't they know donald trump was going to do that to them? if you fall for saying on a tuesday that donald trump is presidential because he read a teleprompter, don't you know that the clock is ticking on when he will unleash his madness in a way that will make you regret every word you left hanging out there about this utterly unpresidential man? you didn't know that? 6:35 a.m. saturday

it is from donald trump. okay? >> oh. >> more people -- okay, i don't have to give you the date on this. it's 2011. it's december 15th, 2011. >> okay. >> more people attend the jon huntsman rally than watch lawrence on msnbc all week. which part are you laughing at? which part are you laughing at? >> i love how much he loves you. he is so fixated on you. he goes on to say lawrence is very lonely and there is no ratings and my show is going on the canceled any minute now. that was 2011. it's a lot of ratings ago. >> wow. >> jon huntsman, as you might have heard is no longer being insulted by donald trump on twitter. he is actually chosen him to be ambassador to, of all places russia. >> russia. and if his twitter insults are kind of precede how he treats people in the future, him insulting like that on twitter means you're probably up for an ambassadorship some time soon. >> who knows. that's right. the part where he says lawrence is very lonely. rachel, he used to care about how i felt. and, you know, that was kind

[applause] donald trump: thank you. it has been a little over a , and since my inauguration i want to take this moment to update the nation on the progress i have made in keeping those promises. since my election, ford, the motors,, general sprint, softbank, lockheed, walmart, have announced they will invest billions and billions of dollars in the united states and will create tens of thousands of new american jobs. [applause] donald trump: the stock market has gained almost $3 trillion in value since the election on november 8, a record. we have saved taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars by bringing down the price of fantastic -- and it is a fantastic, new, f-35 jet fighter , and we will be saving billions more on contracts all across our government. we have placed a hiring freeze on nonmilitary and nonessential federal workers. we have begun to drain the swamp of government corruption by imposing a five-year ban on lobbying by executive branch officials, and a lifetime ban -- [applause] donald trump: thank you. -

trump is the only guy that can donald trump is the only guy that ca n afford donald trump is the only guy that can afford him! tony blair obviously being an optimist believes he can solve the middle east and that is what he was trying to do when he was the quartet representative. there was an extraordinary storyjust after donald trump is election when tony blair happened to be at the same restaurant as jarrod tony blair happened to be at the same restaurant asjarrod kushner and if anchor and just one pass the table. and they happen to be in the same airport and had thejets parked next to each other. it seemed a grid lives and from that arose some meetings and we will see whether this leads to any formal role for tony blair. if nigel farage can do it why not? tony blair, his heart is in the right place, years experience and donald trump appreciates people with experience. does he still have the credibility after everything that has happened to? with whom? he does with the israeli side, it may be possible the palestinians have had enough of him but he does understand the issues. and als

donald trump has chosen to run for office. if donald trump jr. paid attention in 8th grade civic, he would know that it is our duty to tell the truth about our elected leaders. by his standard, the homicide detective hunts down the killer and hates the killer. >> i don't care who the killer is, all i care is the person that i catch is "the killer." that's the issue. >> rachel, what are you hoping for in the next chapter of this coverage? >> that's a good question. >> um -- i think that we should focus in part on the fact that this document somehow made its way to david's. we should know that if the trump administration and the credibility of these is predicated in parts on these documents being invisible anymore. if the president wants the american people to believe him in terms of his finances, he better hope that his tax do you means to back him up on that. this is not the last that's coming out. the more we learn about this, the closer we'll get to the truth about his foreign entanglement explains of what just happened in our election. >> this

and donald trump is watching. now who are you going to believe if you're donald trump? bret baier's request or paul ryan's answer? and so that's it. mystery solved. no need for any more investigations. donald trump sent the tweet based obviously on what bret baier said the night before. he is now reaching back six weeks to "the new york times" story to pretend he was diligent enough to use two sources for his tweet. so he has now publicly confessed to accusing president obama of committing a crime without any proof. he has once again publicly confessed that he is unfit for the office of the presidency. hoe violated his oath of office with that tweet. and he is so thoroughly ignorant of the meeting of his words of oath of office that he does not understand that he confessed tonight to violating his oath in which he pledged to faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. this will not be met by outrage. there won't be a word of outrage about this on fox news. a cnn anchorman might arch an eyebrow and twitter will interpret that for what it is. ther

donald trump's tax returns have surfaced. at least a portion of donald trump's past tax returns. what we have tonight has been turned the over to a reporter. these are returns for one year. it's a federal return. this is the first time we believe any federal tax returns for donald trump have been obtained by anyone, certainly by any news organization since he became a presidential candidate let alone president. i want to tell you that the way we got this document, the way we got this trump tax return is through david cay johnston, david cay johnston is a pulitzer prize winning investigative journalist, he's a specialist on tax issues and financial reporting. david cay johnston and his reporting, dcreporting.org, tonight we have their first look at what they have obtained. in just a second we are going to show you exactly what it is we've got. we'll walk through it with david cay johnston. we're going to get context on it, we'll get explanation of what it means. importantly, we're going to get explanation and discussion about what further avenues for reporting this may open. but l

with donald trump in any way? that's not happening. turns out donald trump is more afraid of rand paul than rand paul is afraid of donald trump. yet another example of how donald trump's influence over congress is weaker than we have ever seen this early in a presidency with his own party in control of the congress. >>> after this break, we'll talk about what kentuckians and everyone else have to lose in the new version of the trump health care bill that was just released tonight. and will that change be enough to pick up rand paul's vote? for my constipation, my doctor recommended i switch laxatives. stimulant laxatives make your body go by forcefully stimulating the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body to hydrate and soften. unblocking your system naturally. miralax. at angie's list, we believe there are certain things you can count on, like a tired dog is a good dog. [ dog barking, crashing ] so when you need a dog walker or a handyman, we can help you find the right

but that has nothing to do with donald trump's phones. donald trump is a united states citizen, and the fisa court doesn't get involved in that kind of stuff. you have to get -- there has to be probable cause when it comes to a u.s. citizen. he does this very well and his team does this very well. so they take a kernel of truth and then they blow it up and it's hard to push back against that because they're getting it from somewhere, it's just not the full picture. >> and i wonder, lisa, if by tweeting what he did, did donald trump then essentially put in the public domain, and put on public record the idea that there may have been an actual fisa finding, which was not from president obama, it would be against the fisa court against somebody who lives in his building. >> let's be clear about what probable cause means. it means that somebody at fisa and probably the department of justice had good reason to believe that a crime was being committed at trump tower and probably we're talking about the russian connection. so thank you, donald t

donald trump remaining silent and then the media left the room. it was an awkward misunderstanding, at worst a refusal to communicate. both would be bad for the two allies who clearly signal they want to work with each other. anchor: ok. for more on this first meeting between donald trump and angela merkel we have our political correspondent simon young, and the editor of national interest magazine in washington. what are you hearing in washington about the mood so far on this meeting? the two leaders, some people would say on opposing ends of the political scale, certainly in terms of style. how were you reading the body language between the two of them? >> i think in the weather terms, it has gone from stormy to overcast. while there was no declaration of love or -- as they say in germany, the two leaders seemed to have agreement on the importance of nato and angela merkel emphasizing the need for a peaceful solution in ukraine, which is something that donald trump himself stressed during the primaries. so i think, and there is talk about -- ang

made indonesia's donald trump, one of indonesia's donald trump, one of indonesia's richest men. in 2015 he signed a billion—dollar deal to build a trump tower in westjava, and the first trump resort in bali. i met with donald trump, donald junior, then we signed the agreement. just a few months after the deal was signed, donald trump announced he would be running for president of the united states. normal business—related ship, i have to underline this. today is also a business relationship will stop the fa ct business relationship will stop the fact that he's the of america, he is not involved in the business. so i deal with it, ideal with not involved in the business. so i deal with it, i deal with the children. but they were given vip treatment at the us president's inaugural parade, they attendedattended donald trump's wearing in and posted pictures on their social media of time with him. ie concerned about the perception of a conflict of interest? there is no conflict of interest, conflict of interest, me, if the project is... he's the president. this all happened befor

we begin to see a new donald trump. [cheers and applause] >> chris: it's 29 minutes until midnight, so make sure to turn back your clocks! don't get mad when you turn your clocks back and it's not for a couple more weeks. last night was the first speech to a joint session of congress from current president and former mozzarella stick donald trump. he was flanked by mike pence and paul ryan, who spent the whole time looking so proud, like they just found out the death star was fully operational. [laughing] [ applause ] >> chris: really. we can fire on planets now.

certainly not all donald trump lies. lying about the size of his fortune, which he's done his entire life, was not a bigger lie than the lie he used to enter politics. the lie about president obama's birth. that was a racist lie told to appeal to racists who had trouble sleeping at night with the knowledge that a black president was sleeping in the white house. that lie worked. all of those people, all of them, voted for donald trump. along with millions of other people who had no problem with a black president. but who fell for other donald trump lies. here, measured in dollars, is i think donald trump's smallest campaign lie. >> so, the first thing i'm going to do is tell you if i'm elected president i'm accepting no salary, okay? that's not a big deal for me, but never mind. the next thing is -- >> >> the next thing, it's something that i'm going to show you in a minute, and it's a lie too. but that first thing that he will accept no salary, that turned out to be a lie. and we learned today what he intends to do inste

that is how deviant donald trump is. as soon as i saw that tweet that he sent out about president obama, i felt i had observed enough donald trump to confidently leap immediately to the conclusion, as i did on twitter, that that tweet was based on absolutely nothing. that it was a complete lie, and last night he confessed. donald trump confirmed that i was right. that it was a saturday morning tweet of a deviant president who has no idea what a fact is. the trump presidency has become an emergency of individual laj. resistance to trump lies, and the trump presidency is not losing that battle. the trump presidents fight to defend their lies in the press briefing room. it has now failed. the president has been exposed by republicans. he has been exposed by republicans and democrats. working together in congress to expose him for the dooeviant li that he is. he is so unbalanced that he ended up confessing. after all of that lying. days and days of lying that they were trying to do for him. he turned himself in to tucker car

and one of the reasons donald trump was elected. the promise was to do this first and move on to other matters. we will have to wait and see whether this hurts donald trump and republican significantly. and whether this disappoints the voters enough. many of them voted these will into office for that reason alone. we know this repeal, had it been successful in the house and senate, it would have made health insurance more expensive for quite a few people and would have left a lot of people in the united states without health insurance. they may very well get to keep their health insurance. and they may find out they like obamacare. little bit too early to analyze that 100%. one things fora 03/24/17 03/24/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> percent employ five years, we have been promising the american people we will repeal and replace this broken law because it is collapsing and failing families. tomorrow we are proceeding. amy: it's a show down on health care on capitol hill

throughout his life, it has been patently obvious that donald trump's worst enemy is donald trump. now it is very clear that there is a tie for donald trump's second worst enemy among sean spicer, kellyanne conway, reince priebus, and every other inthe competent working in donald trump's white house. joining us now, the former fbi operative and author of how the catch a russian spy. he worked against russian military intelligence and an msnbc contributor. also with us, white house correspondent for politico. and just to the point of lindsey graham and the letter today, they are asking to the people who would know. was there ever an authorization of any kind to the people resembling what some would call wiretapping in relation to wiretapping trump tower. >> i don't know how many more times we can go through this. it is very clear. either there was a wiretap because there was evidence of a crime or it is just fiction that has been created frye the nethers of the president's mind. i don't know where we go from this. the sanls, either there's a crime and someone is investigating, or it

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like donald trump. he says the most important rule we can teach anybody in business, they won't teach you this at wharton or harvard, if somebody screws you, screw them back and screw them ten times and 15 times over. this is a guy who looked defeated now and kind of was low key about it. i believe this obsessive need for revenge will cause him to lash out and do things at republicans, obamacare, maybe everyone. >> nick, republican congressmen are sensitive to the idea of revenge and trump being revenge. not one of them, not one of them seems to fear that. >> well, i think they fear voters more than trump, but, my greatest concern art revenge is ultimately the revenge about obamacare and we are going to see one test of that very soon when we have the house of representatives lawsuit against the extra on obamacare and if the trump administration does not defend against that suit, then obamacare is deeply sabotaged and president obama said today democrats own obamacare, it's going to die. i fear he is sig

let's move on to donald trump's next idea. this is to use tax credits to help people afford insurance. let's take a listen. >> secondly, we should help americans purchase their own coverage through the use of tax credits and expanded health savings accounts. but it must be the plan they want, not the plan forced on them by our government. >> so tara, i'll come to you on this, the idea of instead of giving what the affordable care act does now, which is essentially subsidizing premiums, just giving people a tax credit that they can use to buy insurance and using health savings accounts. as a small business owner, does that sound like someone that would help someone like you buy insurance? >> no, it doesn't help me as a small business owner. what does help me as a small business owner is that my company, companies with 25 employees or less, actually get a tax credit to provide benefits. that part of the affordable care act, another thing that doesn't get enough attention. if we examine the tax credits that donald trump is talkin

that he was and spent years, donald trump led the charge. what we have now, when it comes -- >> you said donald trump, you meant. >> president obama. what we have now is weird series of things where over and over again turns out people close to donald trump have a relationship with the russians. listen -- >> let david respond quickly. got to get to break. >> folks who had any contact with the russians aren't very close to the campaign. minimal. >> not now because booted them out. >> go back. >> security adviser. >> original "new york times" story and no there there. continues continues to grow. >> paul manafort? >> we know manafort and flynn talked to russian ambassador but. >> sessions. >> national security adviser. i mean. >> james clapper said there was no evidence of collusion. >> so far. >> and he's not biggest fan of donald trump. >> maybe there's nothing but want to be precise in the language. no evidence thus far. and maybe there is not. >> be precise. if you look at each individual or contact you already knew about. knew that genera

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with donald trump in any way? that's not happening. turns out donald trump is more afraid of rand paul than rand paul is afraid of donald trump. yet another example of how donald trump's influence over congress is weaker than we have ever seen this early in a presidency with his own party in control of the congress. >>> after this break, we'll talk about what kentuckians and everyone else have to lose in the new version of the trump health care bill that was just released tonight. and will that change be enough to pick up rand paul's vote? don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase allergy relief delivers more complete relief. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause all your symptoms, including nasal congestion and itchy, watery eyes. flonase is an allergy nasal spray that works even beyond the nose. so you can enjoy every beautiful moment to the fullest. flonase. 6>1 changes everything. great sleep. we engineered every inch of the casper mattress to mak

from presidentnt trump and president erdogan. >> angela merkel and donald trump, the senior politician of the free world and the america first populist. no handshake in the oval o offie angela m merkel acts with aplom. donald trump's assertion that they were wiretapped -- angela merkel finds a disconcerting. she cannot convince them to come out in favor of free trade. she knows that his tariffs will be a disasteter for germany's export-dependent economy. that is bad for the chancellor. erdogan, the a and defender of democracy and the president who jails his critics. his accusations leveled at her, she rejects them coolly then more decisively. however, erdogan repeatedly threatens the cancel the refugee deal with the european union. angela merkel knows that if turkey allows thousands of refugees into europe, she has no chchance at reelectition. donald trump and erdogan, how big aa threat can they become fr angela merkel? >> that is the question. how big a threat can they be for angela merkel? >> i wouldn't say that trump and erdogan are a threat. head ins her international politics. i t

trump isn't -- they're not trapped in here with donald trump. he's trapped in there with tm, and they're the ones who have to make a decision on something to do to respond to this. >> evelyn, how is the defense community, the intelligence committee, responding to this part of the trump presidency, the wild tweeting about their activities? i mean, this notion of this wiretapping would certainly involve at least the fbi, possibly more than that. >> well, first of all, it's a continuation of the assault that donald trump, that president trump, has essentially committed against the intelligence community since the day he became a candidate almost when he was disparaging the professionals saying he didn't want to listen to their intelligence briefings, et cetera. but the bigger problem is there's a national security issue here. russia is our adversary. they do not mean the united states well. and the first thing the congressional republicans can do is do a real investigation, start a real investigation, on the hill on what russia did to interfere in

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donald trump going face to face negotiating for support. all of that still ahead this afternoon. >>> but we start right now with our top story. president trump maintaining his assertion that president obama played a role in wiretapping trump tower in the midst of the 2016 campaign. an aserns that once again has been so far unproechb and is without any evidence. but trump today calling back to revelations from a 2015 wikileaks release that revealed obama's nsa had wirapped angela merkel. to say thewo administrations were more al than many realized, take a look. >> the government officials in london today rejected white house claims that the elite wiretapping on you, on trump tower, on trump organization or on members of your campaign was -- that british intelligence was either responsible for it or involved in it. after these claims are rejected, what is your take on that? are there other suspects or do you think it was a mistake to blame british intelligence for this? >> as far as wiretapping, i guess by, you know, this past administration,

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and now donald trump,be jr., is responding. thank you, rachel maddow, proving to your trump hating followers how much success hein has had. he pays a higher tax rate than nbc's partner, comcast. and bernie sanders and obama. matt and mercedes schlapp. it's a pretty good thing that he has paid more than comcast, obama, bernie, $38 million in federal taxes alone is an obscene amount of money. you know what they will say next? they will suggest o come up trump probably put it in the guy's mailbox late at night by himself. that'll be the next conspiracy. >> i think the loser of the week is definitely rachel maddow. it's the story that really has no legs. the 2005 tax returns, the last two or three hours since you've been on the air, they've been analyzing it. basically it's sean spicer says, there is no there there. i think it was about a 25% tax rate, more than mitt romney paid. it shows that he did his part. obviously they are just trying to make a story out of it. >> sean: it gets more absurd though. they would have us believe t

this is what donald trump's message was. this is why he resonated and could communicate with those who felt who called the forgotten man. i did a show in 2060 and i called it - makers and people are saying that a lot of the trump supporters were angry and you said you think they're angry and racist? i said in my racist. i said no they're not angry. there's there's a group of people in this country who feel ignored. that's what donald trump answers to. so you can go on and on. radio listeners resonate with that sentiment across the nation. and having the protection of our nation. as he said earlier this speak the english. they told me in the house speak english. learn english. you can love your culture but learn english. today the immigrant population is so out of control because we flood open the gates it's hard in our universities and schools because it is not trimmed down. trump understands this. think his force of nature will, providing the administration and the gop elites don't try to do the roman senate act on, we have

remember donald trump called the intelligence community basically akin to nazi germany. he said it was the biggest electoral win since reagan. sean spicer said this. that is not true. that's just blatantly not true. those numbers are easy to verify. now we're hearing about paul manafort having a limited role. so there are things that are just blatantly false. there are things that are exaggerated. there are things that are just easy to say, hey, this is not right. >> and michael, to the point you made here during the break, hating the ussr then later russia and hating the leaders has been a gop industry along with cutting taxes for as long as we've been alive. now suddenly this, which just hits so violently against that. >> there's just an unwillingness, it seems, to hear the fundamental facts of what happened in this election. it's a desire to tell a different story, to have a narrative where this is about leaks and, sure, that's a valid point to raise, and that's a serious question, but the -- but relative to the idea that a foreign government interfered in our electio

now, client in this case i think refers to donald j. trump. i may be mistaken. >> the year. >> look, i think this would be a very smart move by donald trump to release these now because of all the resistance you were talking about, the diverse and the diverting track particular. we know he play. >> well, he made $150 million, i would call that a pretty wealthy guy. >> right, he is a wealthy guy. but he "us snfrm. >> the former president paid, what? >> 19%. >> but in new york, tell me about it. if that why. >>. >> we know what we're going to know. and it two pages long and file it away and keep asking for his tax returns, which he should release period prp it was a $950 million loss which he then could carry forward. >> christina, what was going on in 2005? >> well, he was definitely -- donald trump definitely did suffer some trouble in his casino business that it was actually being restructured at the time that these tax returns would have been filed, actually just the year before that. what's interesting here, possibly the most interesting he

he's using notes. >> i think we have seen something of a donald trump pivot. >> donald trump in the last three weeks has been appearing more presidential. >> it feels like donald trump is trying to be more presidential. >> i feel like we're in the movie "groundhog day." we keep talking about the donald trump pivot every week. >> trevor: so why do you keep on saying it. people in "groundhog" day don't know they're in groundhog day. that's why they keep doing want same thing. you don't have to be a genius to know donald trump is playing you. you look at his record and study his previous actions. or you know what else you could do? you could just listen to him when he tells you he's going to fake it. >> i can act presidential as well as anybody who has been president president. presidential is easy. you know what presidential is? i walk on... ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ladies and gentlemen of waterbury, it is a great honor to be with you this morning. >> trevor: yeah. fake like you're presidential, and people will believe you're presidential. this was the plan all along. and last

and donald trump will sign it. all he is to congress is the rubber stamp for what they choose to pass. mitch mcconnell will do what he can to confirm a supreme court justice not chosen by donald trump, but a name on a list handed to donald trump. a list of names he never saw before. he was told, you get to pick one of these. that's it. donald trump is the most powerless president we have ever seen and nothing can change that because it is who he is. he is a weak president because he is a weak person. weak of mind, lazy, undisciplined, reckless and ignorant to the point that he amazed republican house members. republican members of the house of representatives are the least knowledgeable people in government about health care policy and one of them told ryan lizza at the new yorker, astonished, how in over his head trump is. he doesn't get the politics or the policy of this. that was the word from inside a private meeting with the president on the health care bill. republicans in the house have seen donald trump up

so it's a merest windfall of cash for donald trump. this part here, this is not just like a loose thread, this is a rope ladder hanging from the ceiling begging people to crawl up and look around. that's one thing to know about this story. the other thing has to do with what happens next in the administration. we're going to talk later on what's happening with the investigation or lack thereof and trump and his russia ties. but meanwhile, he is slowly staffing up his administrations. his nominee to be secretary of the navy dropped out. that follows a similar decision to be secretary of the army who also dropped out. followed the firing of his national security advisor. and the next two picks turning him down. michelle flor annoy was asked my mattis if she would become his deputy at the pentagon. she turned him down as well. she didn't feel like in good faith she could join the trump administration. they're having trouble staffing up in a lot of ways, but for whatever reason, wilbur ross tonight got through that may not end up be a poli

. >> it was revealed that donald trump jr. was paid $50,000 to speak at an event hosted by russian allies. when asked who the russian allies were he said, "my dad and jeff sessions." >> on tuesday trump again repeated the claim he does not have a relationship with vladimir putin, "i don't know putin, i don't know russians, the haters are going crazy." >> terrible, just found out obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before victory. nothing found. this is mccarthyism. and just like that, the white house had to reset their sign back to zero. >> coming up, a lot of people are worried about how much damage donald trump can do to our future. an american historian who actually has an important place in history herself is worried about what he can do to our history. he will get tonight's last word. get to nissan now. and save on a lineup featuring altima. with available intelligent safety shield technologies... that could sense vehicles in your blind spot. take on the unexpected, with six 2017 iihs top safety picks. it's clea

everybody's, as the end of donald trump. that blotted out the sun and no one bothered to say where did that come from, by the way? this happened once before, i know you have to go soon. 2004, with dan rather. he does not report with george w. bush. based on forged documents. cbs did at least an investigation. they had accountability shown there. that's what you have to do in those situations. find where the leak is and show that you care. that's all i ask. >> tucker: what's interesting to me -- that news executives are so partisan or feel it their mission to destroy a politician, only in defense of traditional journalism where you are not partisan. they feel that so overwhelmingly that they would give up a big story -- n hurt one of their own employees because they are thata committed toig the cause of getting a specific person elected.ee that is the behavior of a political consultant. >> jorge ramos won a walter cronkite award yesterday. he is a known advocate, he is not an anchor. he has a mission and it is to take down do

that's how we met with donald. >> donald, as in donald j. trump. she met her future husband and the man who would become the nation's 45th president at a party at manhattan's famous kit cat club. >> i was supposed to meet somebody else, and there was this great supermodel sitting next to melania and i was supposed to meet the supermodel. they said look, there's so and so. i said, forget about her, who's the one on the left and it was melania. >> paolo zampolli hosted the party and introduced them. she told him that she thought the businessman had sparkle. >> how did they act when they met? >> i saw there was some kind of chemistry. >> he asked me for the number and i said, i will not give you my number. so if you give me your numbers i will -- i will call you, and he was known as kind of a ladies man. ♪ >> melania kanuss waited a week to called donald trump, later telling "gq" magazine i was not star struck and maybe he noticed that. >> we went on a date and we had a great time. we went to a place in new york downtown. >> at the time they met, do

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donald trump jr. thinks. thank you rachel maddow for proving to your trump haghtd followers how successful real donald trump is and that he paid 40 million in taxes. #taxes. brian: that reminds me of this jimmy fallon thank you, rachel maddow. you will see it if you stay up late at night. because we do a morning show i watch it in the mornings. ainsley: what do you think about that? write us at friends@foxnews.com. brian: funny thing is the premaniable to the story. steve: 22 minutes. brian: how ollie darks are financing our country. he. steve: oligarchy. he. ainsley: my gosh it took her forever to get to the meat of the story. that's norm live in the a block. brian: pretty bad when the guy shows up and explains the details what a tax return 3450e7bs. my goodness. that's why they don't have accountant channels. steve: because they have business channels. brian: even on business channels they will never break down the meaning of tax return. come up tomorrow alternative minimum tax. steve: cnbc ran this

trump's business, you could be led to think that was a good year for donald trump. so if we were going to get one out of the nine year tax returns we are looking for, this would be a good one. >> well, lets go to your highly cynical point. i note that tonight david cay johnston, the journalist who got this, first and second point out of his mouth tonight on rachel's broadcast was that you would have to consider donald trump or a source friendly to him as being the leaking party here, only in the panel of things that we have to consider. make the argue. >> all right, if i were to make that. there are a few things to keep in mind. we are going to wait for whether we hear from donald trump but they're going to offend the apparatus of government. it is a serious matter. did david johnston made the point that it was unsolicited by him. he's been covering donald trump's taxes for a long time. donald trump has a habit of calling into radio shows himself or as other people and leaked into information. if you want to settle the debate of whether he's a rich man or not. some

they took a chance on donald trump. was there racism and misogynists voted for donald trump? yes, but not the vast majority. they knew this guy was a little off, but they needed change and took a chance on this guy. he has done everything he said he wouldn't do. he promised universal health care at one point. it throws 15 million people off health care and ultimately 24 million people off their insurance. we may not need a democratic party to beat this guy. he is beating himself. what i think is going to happen is that the republicans are going to say no in the senate as they are already, to trump care. >> the house has far right idea logs who think this is not cruel enough. >> i think that's right. >> that is truly disturbing. thank you very much. howard dean, christopher metzler and fernando, we will be back. is the trump administration edging closer to the brink of war? that's next. isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who to

trump asa to discuss working for donald trump as a middle east peace convoy —— envoy. the chancellor will use the budget to build up a war chest of boost britain's post brexit resilient. the independent leads with its own poll suggesting the majority of the ukase against government plans to cut corporation tax in favour of the money going towards the nhs. and, finally, the sunday express claims that nearly £150 million from the health budget was spent on overseas aid last year. so, those that were just some of the front pages this morning. we have a selection we will be discussing. john, charlie, why don't you start us, charlie, with the front page of the observer? by my standards this is amazing. when i first started in journalism, we used to have scammers in america to hibberd calls of police departments. and these days, we just police departments. and these days, wejust get police departments. and these days, we just get tweets and twitter. this helps us see what mrs donald trump is coming outwith. and this morning it was a doozy. he has launched a verbal assault o

donald trump has withdrawn his healthcare bill. he was forced to abandon his plans after being told he simply didn't have enough republican support to win a vote in congress. some republicans opposed his alternative to obamaca re, which will now remain in force across the us. british police have appealed for the public to help uncover the motivation of the man who killed four people in wednesday's attack in westminster. detectives are still trying to establish whether he acted alone when he drove into pedestrians, before stabbing a police officer to death. the french presidential hopeful marine le pen says she would consider lifting sanctions on russia, if she was elected. the national front leader met vladimir putin in moscow. he said he was ‘not trying to influence events' and now on bbc news, we are taking to the stage for a special programme all about love, and relationships. from the perspective of performers with disabilities or mental health issues. the show is produced by the bbc‘s disability strand,